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Pagina 136
... endeavour after a more general conversation with such as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converse , which are qualifications that seldom go asunder . There are many other useful amusements of life which one would ...
... endeavour after a more general conversation with such as are able to entertain and improve those with whom they converse , which are qualifications that seldom go asunder . There are many other useful amusements of life which one would ...
Pagina 578
... endeavour m a little more than two seconds . should not lay too great a stress on any sup-. SIR , ' Is it come to ... endeavours to ap- pear more vicious than he really is , the other kind of hypocrite more virtuous . The former is afraid ...
... endeavour m a little more than two seconds . should not lay too great a stress on any sup-. SIR , ' Is it come to ... endeavours to ap- pear more vicious than he really is , the other kind of hypocrite more virtuous . The former is afraid ...
Pagina 825
... endeavour to make our- selves happy in the other life , we are sure that our endeavours will succeed , and that we shall not be disappointed of our hope . The following question is started by one of the schoolmen . - Supposing the whole ...
... endeavour to make our- selves happy in the other life , we are sure that our endeavours will succeed , and that we shall not be disappointed of our hope . The following question is started by one of the schoolmen . - Supposing the whole ...
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